8:45 PM on May 12

OMFG

I got my EIN from the IRS within 3 - 4 days. This is the fastest, they have ever done it. California company! We must have very powerful friends and supporters in high places.

ASSUMPTION:

Trump has shown the maximum possible honor, at every turn to me. I'm so eager to I dunno what for the USA soon.

Usually, takes the IRS like 2 weeks or something.

Someone in the US government, really ███████ wants me to succeed!

Heheheheheehe

I think the whole of them!

We should give a discount for US government employees, to buy my journal, which contains more █████████████████████████████ than anyone else, than anywhere else.

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Trump should give me a discount on a limousine, a beast for a beast from the sea, to avoid getting hit by█████

The lady (name hidden) at the IRS was like, talking to me, and saying never has she seen it being issued so rapidly.

3 days or something.

I sent a request in just 3 - 4 days ago.

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